Two Massachusetts brands come together for an interesting collaborative effort. Fidelity, known for their mil-spec coats works with the Sperry Top-sider collection for a three shoe/boot and pea coat – all using the Fidelity’s melton wool formula. As you can see the upper on the boat shoe, boot, and lace-up apply pea coat wool. The boot in the collection even gets a quick pea coat button hit on the upper. The pea coat comes branded with Fidelity and Sperry  Top-sider on the label. Available this Autumn 2012. As seen at PROJECT in Las Vegas.

Photography: Selectism.com

More looks in our gallery…

Our brothers at Highsnobiety deliver one of our favorite posts from PROJECT Las Vegas. We’re stealing the post for ourselves…

Nick Wooster’s PROJECT Wooster initiative features a wide selection of looks from Japanese brands – many showing for the first time at a tradeshow in the United States. But on top of these selections, Mr. Wooster collaborated with many of his favorite brands on camo selections across bags, shoes, boots, and shirting. Snob does a solid job of rounding up the very best camo collaborations from PROJECT Wooster.

See our Favorite Camo Looks from PROJECT Wooster over on Highsnobiety.

If you have not been following our coverage from PROJECT Las Vegas over on our Facebook page and Instagram, we kindly suggest that you do.  Earlier in the day, we previewed a series of shirts from Hamilton 1883 for the PROJECT Wooster showcase. Nick Wooster, puts heavy focus on camo/DPM in a strong series of collaborative goods for the show. The work with Hamilton 1883 shirts are just one small portion fo the overall collection.

Photography: Selectism.com

Another look after the jump.

We have another preview of the second installment of Wooster Project, on display next week during PROJECT in Las Vegas. The focus and theme: Japan. As Mr. Wooster says himself, the Japanese “buy the best shit.” Major truth on that.

PROJECT Wooster returns this month in Las Vegas with a new focus for the season. Japan is in the eyes as the team and crew behind PROJECT and PROJECT Wooster spent some time last year preparing to bring over some big names in Japanese fashion, including: Visvim, NEXUSVII, Mando, Monitaly, Kapital, Nepenthes, Rocky Mountain Featherbed, and United Arrows.

PROJECT recaps their New York City men’s show with a great video that helps remind people that the traditional fashion tradeshow experience is changing for the better. Worth a viewing of course. Well done, guys.

PROJECT Show is looking to dot up their employees this February in Las Vegas. They teamed with sock icons Happy Socks for a collaborative polka dot affair as designed by Nick Wooster. Who knew the man liked polka dots! They’ll adorn staff and also be available in the PROJECT pop-up shop. $12 a pair.

PROJECT Show brings us this video from our very own curation of PROJECT 10 this past August in Las Vegas. The video is easy and gives a nice look at the ten brands that made up our full collective: 4 Stroke Jeans, Lunettes Kollektion,  A Kind of Guise, mors footwear, Ebbets Field Flannels,  OUTLIER,  George Guest, Poler Camping Stuff, Kitsuné TEE, and Triple Aught Design.

Thank you again to everyone involved in making our PROJECT 10 a success.

Since 1905, Red Wing has produced quality footwear on the banks Mississippi. After103 years, the companies heritage is tied directly to the history of American work wear. Their classic boot styles and chucka’s continue to be made at the same exacting standards as founder Charles H. Buckner set. 

At Project, we previewed the 2008 line. Follow the jump for more pictures.